Patient reading/reading patience : Oxford essays on medieval English literature /
"This volume brings together a variety of studies, some reprinted, some new; all are devoted to the literate culture of the English later Middle Ages. The studies hover about four foci: normative English polylingualism (across three grammatically distinct languages); the messiness and discontin...
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Liverpool :
Liverpool University Press,
2017.
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| Series: | Exeter medieval texts and studies.
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Table of Contents:
- Language barriers: Literacy, schooling, universities
- Vernacular exegesis in fourteenth-century England?
- Lambeth Palace Library, MS 260, and the problem of English vernacularity
- Editing "Middle English lyrics": the case of Candet nudatum pectus
- Performing exegesis: lyric and sermon in Cambridge University Library, MS Gg.6.26.
- Nasty books: Collection procedures: Lambeth Palace Library, MS 487: some problems of early thirteenth-century textual transmission
- Producing Magdalen College MS lat. 93
- A fifteenth-century vernacular miscellany revisited
- Humphrey Newton and Bodleian Library, MS Lat. misc. c.66.
- Historicising the archive: Yorkshire writers
- Some North Yorkshire scribes and their context
- Dr. Peter Partridge and MS Digby 98
- John of Wales and "classicising friars."
- Reading(:) Patience in Piers Plowman: An ideological prequel
- Langland's kind of poetry
- On Patience
- Conscience's dinner
- Hawkin and Patience's instruction
- The C version revisions.